Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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Senior Class Prophecy ( cont ' d ) Carol Nichol ' s boudoir was Seven Main. She quit her studies at the Conservatory for a classy job beating the ivories at ' Slug ' s Bar Room ' . The Head Girl, Nan Chap- man, accompanies Carol at the same rendez-vous. They call her Torchy. Barb Norman became a Dietitian, and is now preparing special diets for twenty small ' Ipana-smiling Joes ' . Their intensive study at U. of T. in Physio-Therapy has enabled Sue Hosie, Helen Meadd and Lynn Mark to set up a rest home for retired wrestlers, where they make use of Meadd ' s Medication for Mangled Muscles. Fran Clark, Donna Humphreys, Vera Byberg and Mary Ferguson, all graduate nurses, collect shrunken heads, jab needles and apply gooey dressings with practised hands. Perla Audai and Rita Yarnold have become very great secretaries (size, that is . . ..) from much sedentary work perched on their bosses ' knees. Nan Armstrong, our female Michael Angelo, is painting murals on McGill ' s fair buildings. I think she likes the place. Diane Teskey is much in the headlines these days presenting her famous case in court, John ' s Other Wife. She won the case, Dr. Brent — Calling Surgery, and is now a business partner to Laura Limited. Betty Reid, Joan Sweet and Barb Ketcheson went to Normal School. Betty teaches fourth form French. Joan won a scholarship in English Literature, and Barb teaches Upper School Trigonometry here at O.L.C. ' Not so Dusty ' Taylor took singing at the Conservatory. It has been said that she swallowed an awning because her boyfriend liked them shady. Well, I guess I ' ll be scampering along. I have to finish a dandy job of gnawing on the Dean ' s bed post. I hope you may be fortunate enough to meet this senior class of 1951. Gay McLean. Thirteen

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WHITE, 1947—51 Faeewell Donna daily hops the bus to and from Liverpool to spend most of the day in the Commercial room. Has a job all lined up for next year. Best of luck. Knows a certain Laddie in Whitby. Likes The Far East. Pet Saying — Are you sure now?! Pet Aversion — La Francaise! Her eyes how they twinkle; her dimples so merry. YARNOLD, 1949—51 Maxwell Rita is made to go home for long week-ends which mort- ifies her, but thinks Orillia is pretty nice. Hopes Miss Sis- sons can ' t see over the front hedge. Rita has the loveliest naturally curly blonde hair. Pet Saying — Telephone? For me? Pet Aversion — Ten o ' clock permissions. Ah, sweet mystery of life at last I ' ve found you. Senior Glass {Prophecy Let me introduce myself — I ' m ' Unk ' the mouse, and I live at O.L.C. It ' s Sum- mer holidays again and another group of seniors has graduated and gone from these hallowed halls. Gee ! How the time does fly around here ! It seems that it was only last year that the 1951 graduates were leaving, and yet it ' s really 1961. I ' ll remember that class for a long time. They were the only class that didn ' t make an attempt to trap me. They even left some food lying around once in a while. At least, I think it was for me. At that time I was living on Main Hall — just moving from room to room. One Main had a grand bunch of girls. They kept their room so clean and neat too. One by the name of ' Nipper ' or Mary Margaret Douglas went to Normal School in Peter- borough. I guess it was a means of revenge on her days at O.L.C. She now plays ' St. Louis Woman ' at the Casino. Her friend Kay McKenzie did well in her Psychol- ogy at U. of T. and is now working on a class of children with deranged minds who were taught by ' Dougie ' in her first year of teaching. Marg. Farr, more commonly known as TooToo (I ' ll never know why) trained for a nurse at Toronto General. Unfortunately, the habit of whistling through her nose betrayed her one night and she was caught sneaking out to meet the ' Early ' dawn. Midori planned to be a Medi- cal Librarian at St. Mike ' s Hospital, but enjoys her new position classifying lurid love stories for an appreciative O.L.C. Dee Dee Dunbar, in Three Main went to Toronto Normal School, and is now teaching an eager group of monkeys the new language of Mukka Lukka ' . Denny Springer had excellent intentions of completing her edu- cation at Vassar, but has cheated many a Springer Spaniel out of the first prize at the C.N.E. dog show. Twelve

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